Day: 19 July 2013

Shale gas industry told water quality ‘cannot be compromised’

Water companies have called on the shale gas industry to ensure that water quality in the UK is protected "at all costs".

Welsh Water raises investment to improve quality of rivers and wetlands

Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (DCWW) is investing a further £150,000 into environmental projects that aim to improve the quality of Welsh rivers, lakes and wetlands.

George Clooney completes Nespresso sustainability board

George Clooney, the face and ambassador of coffee brand Nespresso, has joined the company's sustainability advisory board to mark the tenth anniversary of its AAA Sustainable Quality Program.

Lush Cosmetics fights fracking as Government cuts shale gas tax

UK company Lush Cosmetics has begun an anti-fracking campaign as the Government announces tax breaks to companies involved in the UK's shale gas industry.

Energy innovation centre to save Cambridge University Hospitals £30m

A new energy innovation centre which will deliver significant carbon and cost savings for Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) has received planning permission from the Council.

Wettest year on record has little impact on Met Office solar array

The Met Office's 250 kilowatt (kW) solar array has out-performed initial estimations despite poor weather over the past 12 months.

Bad news on bag use as consumption increases year-on-year

Progress on reducing the number of single-use carrier bags issued in the UK has stalled according to the latest figures from WRAP - in fact, last year saw an increase in usage.

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